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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

The entire Tract rs beautifully situated, with a
charming view pure AMID and perfect drain
The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad runs through
the tract, with scent fare guaranteed and from the
center of the city This road will be completed to the
tract July L. 1857 Pure and abundant water piped
through all the streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
BANKING HOUSES
BOSTON, MASS.

Aruurn1s nj 1is =. Bankers And Corpora
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tllu- ifaB ii1itsK I'M COLLECTIONS 6T= ex-
assll iss1fz amt We Ts-s-ssOuuz fur Banks when
lilaiaIuf..k vla--atI- L
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with Ias 1-uu HzIzS inuz l0catec IN o-he-
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W. af.-aEy mr. uwn Exchange On London
fuf, .tts ;sIllsii en- and make Cable I-snS-
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ulrs rtit. Uni ed S.aiek anG Canada
l<snu.s-Tzmsnr BuufiS bought and sold. and
Fs.zfiflsIssss.-s IN Washington nsde for BANKS
without extra charge
We iass1f q r.a-ksz 11- prime n-kt-c.ass In
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frnnn 4sssfs..A, Counties and Ci.iss when lssu-
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

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h1sr tsirurr 1IhEn Au,y atHhEr sAseT rn@sis sRsd
rive ssHi1EstKc 1Fm no NIL FEurrma-ers Tre
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who assxe rr-sRa ar. Hra rnmnE cases hare
been prtstly hstszzEftased tly it's wse wmem NIL
Ruhser rtaInetiAEss lrlHsa ksre r-wwAd of mo
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

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FrGs1M. .GShl Il rssd EszHre-T -Tine m ghrumhe,
rihssn1nH1sssun w1fih rresIf bsnsfit. Fl@ase send
n supply 10 D. VI. #ainnss, 6f n@a- New. and
@1l1sEs TzEE1rs ErulE, p G. ITKAST, M D.
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Size of lots. 5oxn 50 feet mp to acres
The Average Size OF Lots, IL Acre.

The uniform price of these lots is placed al SI5o
First payment $40 cash. with succeeding payments of
SIo per ,nth without interest When SIoo has been
paid each lot the entire number of lots VIII be dis
trbuted among the purchasers tine plan that
on which the Childs Tract was distributed.
This is splendid investment for very small
amount of money
The tract is Situated upon the hills which rap
idly becoming the desirable residence portion of the
city. The soil Is a warm, sandy iOam free from frost
being In what is KNOWN the belt The elevation
such that the temperature than IN the city
FREE CARRIAGE to the tract every day from
the office of the agents.
Maps and Circulars and all information can be
had from
Byran & &POindexter, Managers,
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Southern RE1dgE1rtffS
IiGKSAyS JAPA SODA SPRINGS!
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IN ms Own EaA.
ANAl6sus OFF TaE MATEE-
IESTIMOlEI4L5.

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~ SANTA 4RIE rs unly SOLID i'm 14rre
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wfhzllasnlie hn,z rerHM .dtr-rEists.
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THE PACIFIC INCUBATOR +!

Awlrdesi tine
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RWNE- HzaI SEH RRA MILL ami tine AMER
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smezs of every klmsd- sIne every variety OF
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at uhR OlRklan1 P1Wlhrv EHrzsS tine nlGlest
and Harre-a s<1aa aHiShnnRMn ON the PReEfs.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25
Another wonderful, Yacht.
TIR YANKEE FAroQSE. WHICH n SURPRISING
NEW ESNla<n Narur.Nr~

TuR YANKEE fAfooSs WHICH SURPRISING TBE
NEw ENGLAND NGCHTsNEN
A telegram 10 the New York .Stn from Boston
says: IL may fairly be doubted whether Mr. Ed-
wand Burgess I'm his Puritan. Mayflower and VOL
unteer scored 80 signal success viewed strictly
from the standpoint OF a marine architect as he
has In his little beamy cutter, or keel sloop
Papoose, built At Lawleys this summer for the
Adams BOYS. 81 quincy. The Puritan when she
was launched found nothing OF her size In Amer1-
can waters 10 contend with except the Priscilla
whose weakness In certain points was notorious,
but the PapooSe has been winning victories right
along against the cream of the small yachts IN the
New England racing fleet. such boats as the cen
terOo9ris Shadow. Seamona, and Magic OF her own
class In size. and well tried In scores OF regattas
The shadow has been practically ipyincible before
centeroOards ia the Dorchester regatta last June
though the fast CenterbOards themselves beat
the English knife-on-eige cutter Again. Ia the
open CoT1nthian regatta the PapoOse led all her
competitors by an hour over 2o-rnie course
ana on Monday, IN the Beverly open regatta ~
Narhiehead, she came In half An hour ahead II
the Wanted shadow, the famous old HerreShoY
medel, In which Capt. Croker NJ the Puritan won
his early laurelS Light air or a 1o-knot breeze
seems 10 make no difference 10 the Papoose. Her
astounding successes have set Eastern yachtSmen
10 thinking what Burgess could do In the way az q
big keel sloop built 10 beat the Volunteer. They
would like 10 see him try IT, The Papoose's SAIL
Ing length is 800, She II IL feet wide. twice
a. wide as the English Shona, which l. only or q
feet shorter on the water line. so the Papoose Is
thoroughly American In her wholesome beam and
English cutter maniacS can set no satisfaction out
OF her success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25
The Volunteer at Her Best,

TWO TESTS TO SHOW THAT SHE CAN MAKE CLOSE TO
THIRTEEN KNOTS AN HOUR.
Boston Special to the New York World. August "a
Since Capt. Barr, OF the Thistle, very frankly
admitted that the Scotch cutter could not log
thirteen knotS an hour, considerable interest has
been felt to know how fast the volunteer has
sailed at her best. To ascertain this the World
correspondent called on Gen. Paine to-day. Hay-
ing accepted the statement that an ocean steamer
sighted while the Volunteer was on her trip around
the cape was making twelve miles an hour Gen
Paine said: 81 remember the steamer, and IL Is
true that we steadily drew away from her. The
wind was strong that day, and IL blew half a gale
There was big sea on, and in all my experience
In yachting never sailed In such a breeze and
sea. The log was hove over at Pollock Hip light
ship. II was put over TO let us know how we were
doing and where We were, as the weather was
growing Thick
'what was the greatest distance the yacht
logged In any hour"
"The log was merely put over to help us ascer-
tain our position What the log recorded Is or DO
value TO yachtsmen. believe the Volunteer sailed
over II miles an hour, and we had three-reefcd
ma1nSail AT the time"
During this conversation }. s. Fay owner OF the
Sl0Op Nandal and who was on the Volunteer on the
trip around the cape came into Gen. PaineS Office
and read to him table or figures. The figures re-
lated TO the speed OF the Volunteer in the Eastern
Yacht Club race and they were made up by the
owner OF the steam yacht Corsair. The CosaIr
steamed up alongside the Volunteer ON the leg
home and adjusted her speed to correspond with
that OF the Volunteer. After both yachts had kept
on with each other for short time the log OF the
CorSair was hove ever and it recorded II 69- 100
knots per hour for the Volunteer.
Sailmaker Wilson, OF New York, is here with
view OF making slight alterations in the mainSatl
OF the Volunteer. Gen. Paine stated to-day that
1t is more than probable that the mainsail Will be
enlarged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25
Alexandria Affair."
Written for THE EvENING STAR.
Tur Aranpuy MADE NEW-The


THE OLD ACADEMY MADE NEw.-The old academy
buil.ins, sometimes called the Howell House, is
again ltted UP Il Schoolhouse. Ii was built Tor
that purpose about one hundred years ago on u lot
beIcnginS 10 Jno. uartSnorne, and the Alexandria
Academy, which had been established at the town.
house, Market square, In iao5 was iocaIsa Ia Inc
dowed by Gen. Washington, was kept In the trd
story OF the building. The Tree school was re-
moved to the Que story Scno0lhOuSe Oh the SOut OF
tue academy building about 1872. The old academy
building and ground was soon aiterWard sold and
became IN time the dwelling or MarSteller, Shay,
Markell, lowell, and others until lSS2 when It
was again purchased FOR school purposes by the
school board 1t had been cut up into rooms for
dwelling house and served very lily indeed for
ScOOl PURPOSES for three years. Now, however, the
former status has been restored ana the building
re-cOnverted into school building. 1t will be
opened on The LIST Of september pie o,.u Tin - -
night, the two boards having been called to con-
sder the report Of the committee on streets rela-
tive to the np pace cus
stone cutters on Henry street, from King TO
Princess Streets three squares. and to make the
to Fayette streets three squares The most
troublesome matter will be proposed change OF
grade In the upper portion OF Cameron and other
NurEs.-The Alexandria GOOD Templars will be
represented at the Templars' brush meeting to be-
gin next week at Grange Camp.-Ine examin NINA
fngtOn school Oulldlng.-Next week the Alexan-
aria Light Infantry committee will open bids for
the ENLARGEMENT and improvement OF the arLnOry
on Royal sIreet-A republican club has been Or
gained in the 1St ward under the auspices OF City
Chairman Dearborn.-The Baptist sunday school
at Glymont yesterday.-Three sets Of men are
now at work putting up numbers and there Is
prospect that the work win De finished within the
sent to the police station this morning the ine i'm
I.osed on her by the acting msyor.-The Colurn-
ea Fine % s g stsfa re
Association next month.
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THEIR PLATFORM DEMANDS PROHIBITION BY coNsrt-
TyTIoNAL AMENDMENT, AND ARRaIGys THE REPUB-
LcAN PARTY FOR HYPOCRISY UPON THE LIQUOR
QUESTION.
The Pennsylvania prohibition convention. az
Harrisburg, yesterday, after the report ~ THE
STAR had closed. effected permanent organiza-
ton by the election OF Hon Chas. :. Wolf as
chairman. The finance committee reported that
$4,000 be raised to defray the expenses OF the fall
campaign. The platform, after declaring the evils
wrought by liquor and the liquor traffic demands
prohibition by statutory Constitutional enact
nlent; declares that only the Prohibition party
can correct the evil: denounces the hypocrisy OF
the republican party In pretending 10 favor the
prohibition or the drink Traffic by The passage OF
resolution for constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF intoxi-
eating liquor and then nulifying the same BY the
passage OF a high-ncense law, in and by which
they seek, by a division OF the license fees TO
make the citizens OF the Commonwealth In every
county, city, and borough, partners In the profits
OF the liquor traffic and thereby secure the defeat
or the amendment II finally submitted 10 vote
OF the people. II favors protection TO American
labor and capital, the restriction of Immigration
popular education with the retention OF the Bible
In our public schools just pensions 10 our depend
ent soldiers or their famiAes," female suffrage
and arraigns the republican party for the defeat
or The State revenue bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25
REDUCING THE FORCE.
Changes i'm the Supervising Architcct's
Office.

the reductions made In the office Of the Super
viang Architect OF the Treasury because Of the
lack VI Iunds have been approved by the Sccre-
tary. They are as follows: Richard Egslorf,
oraughtsman, from So to $3.50 per day; sid H.
Neaiey, draugntsman, from $3.50 to 50 per day;
II. hosenstocH, draughtsman from s. to $3.50. The
following were notified that their services viii not
oe required after the 31st inst: c. c. Meade,
architectural draughtsman, at 50 per day: B. T.
hafoesty' draughtsman, at s.; J. NJ. Hickey,
draughtsman, at s.; Frank Miuiken, accountant,
AZ -; annie G. Adams, tracer, at 50; Retttc
blew, copylss at 8; F. NJ. Richardson and Kate
:. uasCeI tTacers, at 50 each; c. Bowers and K. NJ
CoAHhs copyiSts, ut $40 per annum. None OF these
persOns SO ~ Is stated were dismissed because OF
any lAuit Oh thelr own. The reduction was made
70 oIiHg the expenses within the money avatla-
oie, anu lne supervising architect says that keep
Ing IN view the efficiency the office and the good
VI le service ne mas endeav0red 70 lay of those to
WHOM loss OF place would work the feaSt hard
SNIP IL Is said that still further reduction will
Oe uaue IN order to meet the existing state
U Inc finances OF the Office. Mr.. j.
Aoihies, VINO, as an attache OF the supervising
arcnleect mas had an Office in Charleston, w. Va,
mas Oeen ordered to Washington. and will be sent
out 20 inspect public buildings The Charleston
once mas been abandoned and the clerk that was
ailo"eu Mr. Holmes viii be dispensed with. Mr.
french, VINO Is thoroughly practical architect
ana man or business is diligently studying the in
ternal ana1rS or the Office with the view Of bring
Ing !t 10 the highest possible efficiency at the
SMALLEST expense practicable.
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STAY FOR SHARP.
Judge Potter Gives the Grounds for
His Action.

His Action.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.l
NEW YORK, August 25.
Judge Potter in his decision says: Having
become impressed with the clear conviction that
the trial court fell into error In the admission Of
some OF the evidence offered by the prosecution
must grant the defendant new trial
have not, therefore, examined the evidence any
1urther than 1t had some relation to the objections
and exceptions to the evidence received upon
the trial and the charge or the trial Judge.
nave been called upon TO examine the charge, and
am quite free to say that the charge is remarkably
GEAR 1a1r and faultesS, except In presenting for
consideration of the jury those portions OF the
evidence which l think were enormously received
was received upon the trial in these respects.
First Testimony given by the defendant be-
fore the railroad committee OF the Senate
authorized and directed to investigate the means
and methods, and to obtain the consent Of the
local authorities to construct Broadway surface
second. The fact Of the absence of persons
charged in the indictment with the defendant
with the crime of bribery, and sojourns in Canada
as me excuse OF their nonproduction as witnesses
Third; The opinion, or superstition OF the wit
T Hsen testimony hi Sana of the Miller Ssenons
was taken before the senate committee under
iesn passed by the senate. rhe judge
testimony given by the defendant in answer to
questions put to him by the Senate committee
and It's counsel were received in evidence over OBJ
lection and exception upon the trial of
the indictment OF the defendant for bribery
OF one OF the board OF aldermen in
voting for the consent OF the aldermen to construct
the Broadway Railroad l am very decidedly OF
the opinion the court erred in admission OF such
testimony.
The rule at common law, and before the adep-
ton OF the Constitution OF the United States or
that OF any OF the States, was that WITNESS
should not be obliged to give evidence which could
DE used against himself In any criminal trial.
That principle is embodied in the Constitution
OF the Unit d States and in that or this State In
these words: "No person shall be compelled In
SELF"